When more than 300 PrincessPersonal impacts, including many iconic designer clothing, are about to go down the hammer at a private auction on Thursday, June 26th, his coats are obviously absent from the collection - and why is now published is a heartbreaking cause.

These favorite clothing have never actually kept for auction or sale, despite "Princess Diana Style and a Royal Collection" The extensive array of his personal belongings is featured by Julien's auction.

Martin NolaJulien's co-founder and executive director, explaining the touching truth behind this absence Man Interview published on Friday, May 30.

"We learned through it how generous Diana was, always providing items," she shared. "And you never see a coat coming from Diana to auction because he would be cool to get his butler or his worker or friends around London (February), (in February)."

Nolan describes the quiet charity of the Princess of Wales in a further detail, saying, "He will find homeless people and coat them." He emphasized that this was not an isolated incident, he added, "He was like this - without any philosophy or anything without anything."
Diana's fashion preferences were not just about aesthetics; They were a form of self-expression and empowerment, every garment tells a story. His generous soul extends out of his personal wardrobe.

Among the items that hit the auction block are Princess Diana's 1986 Catherine Walker Falcon Evening Gown. Nolan describes the piece, "This beautiful dress was designed by Catherine Walker, Falconus went down the entire way in migration mode. He wore it to a UAE and Saudi Arabia in the late sixties."

He also mentioned the historical Tihasik significance of the garment: "Just two months before the sudden death, when Diana made her own auction in 1997, she was a garment that she sold for the charity. He sold more than 70 gowns under the direction of her son, Prince WilliamAnd to raise money for his charity organization. He collected more than $ 3 million, which was huge then. "

Diana's view of her wardrobe also reflects her desire to support British designers. “He has worked Anna Harvey From Enjoys the BritishAn editor and other designer because he always wanted to make the British designer and up-up and the designers spotlighting, "explained" Nolan.

However, when he became a worldwide icon, his counselors encouraged him to make his Certificate horiz. As Nolan said in the publication, "So he started wearing channels, diers, givachi, varses so so he wore more internationally known brands."

Case at the point? The most expected accessories of the collection are Princess Diana Lady Dyer Bags. Nolan describes his attractive source: “When Princess Diana was in France on September 7, Barnet He was the first woman in France. He wanted to give Diana a gift, so he chose a dire bag. He called Dyer. They gave him a square bag, which this bag was initially known. "

He continued, "and it was fabric. When Bernard Arnolit It was said that the gift was about to happen, he said, 'Recall it,' because it was a prototype, because they were now doing this bag in Lambskin. "

It led to the iconic exchange: "So (they) returned the fabric, gave it to Diana, and he wore this bag when he went to Argentina in November 1995."

The square bag then became so popular that they named it the Lady Dyer Bag.

"And this is the most talked about, the item we can stay in this whole place," Nolan said. “People just love this bag, love, love.

Princess Diana's style and a Royal Collection June 2, June 2, is set to begin at 8am in the Peninsula Beverly Hills.